I have lost the ability to even … #hcldr #whyinformatics #hitsm
Image from Getty, via Wired.com
https://www.wired.com/story/womans-guide-toxic-trolls-internet/
Sometimes a well-written piece allows one to step outside of one’s identity and perceive what it is like to be someone else. This is one.
This is a “wow” read, in support of my colleagues out there using social media for good, and how about 50% of our colleagues suffer through nearly unimaginable interactions in a largely unregulated space. AND one way to fight back.
What uses did they find for these images? Does UCHealth recommend this practice? Did CT Lin get fired as a result of these actions? #hcldr #whyinformatics #hitsm #hotoffthepress
https://formative.jmir.org/2022/4/e29496
We surveyed patients who had access to view NOT ONLY their radiology reports BUT ALSO their radiology images (including plain film, CT, MRI, PET, etc) online via the EHR patient portal.
What did they think? Were they worried? Did they post the images online? Who did they share with? (hint, 4% shared on social media)
These questions, and more, are answered in the article. Click the link above, dear Reader, and press on.
We talk about EHR optimization, clinician burnout, real-time prescription cost data
The new Anschutz Health Science Building.
How can tea improve clinical decision support? How does it help change organizations? Are you kidding?
Links to some of these teas:
CMIO’s take? Those of you who have worked with me know that one of my favorite things is to have 1:1 meetings in my office and serve tea. Taking inspiration from my spouse who enjoys throwing cocktail parties and creating a fanciful drink menu, I recently put together a CMIO’s teahouse menu. I hope you enjoy it.
Hollowed out
clay makes a pot.
Where the pot’s not
Is where its useful.
Poem 11
Thirty spokes
meet in a hub.
Where the wheel isn’t
Is where it is useful.
Hollowed out
clay makes a pot.
Where the pot’s not
Is where its useful.
Cut doors and windows
to make a room.
Where the room isn’t,
there room for you.
So the profit in what is
is in the use of what isn’t.
—Taken from Ursula LeGuin’s version of the Tao Te Ching
https://www.wired.com/video/watch/wired25-2020-audrey-tang-taiwan-covid-19-pandemic
Watch this video/ read the transcript. I love this for several reasons:
CMIO’s take? It is worth a watch. Informatics applied effectively at the national level. And, bonus: mindful Taoist philosophy applied to transparency of information. Zowie!
What will CT Lin be teaching at the next Informatics Leadership Bootcamp? And, will there be ukulele?
Our discussion and workshop agenda includes:
Clinical Informatics Success Factors
1. Shaping Transformational Strategy: Role of Innovation
2. Leading Change in Dynamic Times: Monitor and Influence the Dynamics of Adaptive Change
3. Driving Consumerism & Patient Engagement: Ensure Continuous Customer Satisfaction
4. Achieving Organizational Value: Demonstrate Clinical Informatics Business Value
5. Developing High Performance Teams: Orchestrate a High Performing Organization
6. Building Networks and Community: Cultivate Collaboration for Mutual Benefit
Come join us, or forward to a colleague!
